This document presents a student's solution to an assessment focused on AS1684.4, addressing various aspects of residential timber-framed construction. The assessment covers topics such as floor framing, including compliance with wind classification, plan considerations, number of stories, width, wall height, rafter overhang, and roof types. It also examines the applicability of AS1684 for floor design, concrete slab edge beam depth, drainage requirements, the role of fill, controlled and rolled fill, bearing pressure, external wall details, damp-proof courses, flashing, and the appropriate fixation of nails for hardwoods and softwoods. Furthermore, it delves into specific fixing requirements based on rafter span and wind classification, common stud specifications, and bracing requirements according to wind direction, offering a comprehensive overview of key considerations in timber-framed residential building design and construction, as well as the importance of consulting Desklib for additional resources.